IPv6 and Traffic Tracking

I have been reading up about IPv6 and given that the number of available addresses in in the trillions upon trillions for each household on the internet, could we get to the stage where each computer in a household would have an IP that is unique to that computer, ra开发者_如何学Pythonther than the router that is next to the internet?

With that in mind, could a webserver (that is IPv6 Compatible) be used to track a specific computer's traffic through a website without using any session cookies, such as repeat viewing or if the website is visited in something like incognito mode?

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each computer in a household would have an IP that is unique to that computer, rather than the router that is next to the internet?

If you mean no more Network Address Translation, yes, that is possible. Whether or not that actually happens for the internet connection in your house is a different question.

With that in mind, could a webserver (that is IPv6 Compatible) be used to track a specific computer's traffic through a website without using any session cookies

That could happen (that could happen to some extent with IPv4 now), but as mobile devices become more and more prevalent, tracking via this method would become less useful (as devices would switch IP addresses frequently).